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EXPLORE

Support the Preserve Today

On February 3rd, 2024, CSNC and friends showed love to the Cascade Spring Nature Preserve, a 125-acre old-growth forest that makes up this city park in southwest Atlanta! Volunteers from Hands on Atlanta focused on removing litter, light debris, and invasive plants for the protection and restoration of tree health. Hosted by the CSNC (Cascade Springs Nature Conservancy) with support from Park Pride and Eco-Addendum

A person tying their shoes on the street.

PLOGGING is a Great way to EXPLORE the nature preserve while exercising and reducing human impact on the 4 habitats of our precious greenspace.

A man running on the grass with a bag.

VOLUNTEER TO PLOGG THE 4 HABITATS CLEAN TODAY:

Bring your own supplies to clean the Creeks/Streams; Meadows/Parking areas; Forests; Wetlants/ponds.

All you need is some gloves and a small bag for trash the next time you go on a walk, jog, or run on your favorite community trail or route around your neighborhood. Pick up any litter you see along your route and let us know about the good work you are doing to keep your community beautiful!

Plogging is a global movement that anyone can join

AND IT DIRECTLY HELPS YOUR COMMUNITY.

  • A woman running down the road in the woods.
  • A person holding a fork and a bowl on the ground.
  • A man and boy walking in the grass.
  • A pile of fruit sitting on top of the ground.
  • A bunch of fruit is on the ground
  • A table with some trash on it
  • A coke bottle is floating in the water.
  • A starbucks coffee bottle sitting on the ground.
  • A bunch of garbage on the ground next to some rocks
  • A can of soda sitting on top of a wooden table.
  • A bunch of garbage is sitting in the grass
  • A bag of food sitting on top of a wooden bench.
  • A bottle of water is laying in the leaves.
  • A bottle of alcohol is on the ground.
  • A blue object is on the ground near some leaves.
  • A bottle of water is sitting on the ground.
  • A dead butterfly sitting on the ground in water.
  • A bowl sitting on top of a rock.
  • A cigarette pack laying on the ground.
  • A pile of newspapers on the ground near some trees.
  • A bowl of cereal and some fruit on the rocks

Click here to learn more about PLOGGING

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Cascade Springs
Nature Preserve

2852 CASCADE ROAD SW,
ATLANTA GA, 30311
(404)992-1910

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